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ORDER DIVISION 

OCT 4 i-^n 
American Antiquarian Society «^«^'v^ 



Worcester, October 2, igii 
The Annual Meeting of the American Antiqua- 
rian Society will be held in the New Building, 
Worcester, Massachusetts, on Wednesday morning, 
October i8, at ten-thirty o'clock: 

To listen to the Report of the Council. 
To elect officers for the ensuing year. 
To transact such other business as may legally 
come before the meeting. 

The following papers will be read : 

The Place of New England in the History of 
Witchcraft, by George L. Burr, of Cornell Uni- 
versity. 

The Ruins at Tiahuanaco, Bolivia, by Adolphe 
F. Bandelier, of New York City. 

Some Bibliographical Desiderata in Amei'ican 
History, by William MacDonald, of Brown 
University. 

At the close of the meeting the members of 
the Society will be entertained at luncheon by 
the President, at his home, 49 Elm Street. 

The new building of the Society is at the 
corner of Salisbury Street and Park Avenue, and 
may be reached by Salisbury Street cars. A 
special car will leave the Union Station at 9.40 
A. M., connecting with trains from Boston, Provi- 
dence and Albany. 

George Parker Winship 

Recording Secretary 




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